texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 He assigned Bleanu to be one of the caretakers of the schools. Bleanu was ordered into exile by Prince Ghica after he made disrespectful statements in the Assembly. Sources say he was placed in banishment as Varnia or Bolintin. According to notes left by Jean Alexandre Vaillant, his ousting was part of a general clampdown on subversive activities, along with the imprisonment of conspirators and his own expulsion from Wallachia. Diamant's Scieni Phalanstery was closed and his attempts to contact Bleanu were unsuccessful.Prince Ghica withdrew the order on February 3 after being pressured by Russian diplomats and Church officials. The central figure of the opposition was Bleanu. He oversaw a ceremony for Kiselyov's retirement. Bleanu was thought to be grooming Kiselyov for the princely throne after he was granted Wallachian citizenship. Bleanu thought of the naturalization as a revenge against Bibescu. The Assembly elections of January 1841 werevalidated by the Commission which included "Cciul-Mare", Sltine 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The elder Bleanu supported the Ghica regime during its final months.Bleanu Jr presented himself for the princely election, but his father died of a heart problem before the electors convened. Bleanu Jr received the most votes in the third section. His "intimate friend" Bibescu emerged as the winner. Bleanu was appointed State Secretary on June 29, 1843. The office unified the attributes of a civil registrar, censor, and Foreign Minister. In this capacity, Bleanu signed countersigned orders to expand and modernize the port of Brila and protect insolvent farmers, as well as publishing a firman that confirmed free trade between Wallachia and the Ottoman Empire. His brother established himself as one of the leading textile manufacturers in the area by setting up a modern factory in Tunari.Bleanu was favored by the French consul, who disliked the "Gypsy" Bibescu. The issue of French counterfeiters in Wallachia was dealt with by the Postelnic in the 19th century. Bleanu was involved in the project to build new roads between all Wallachian towns. The Saac Country, whose territory was split between the more prosperous Prahova and the underdeveloped ones, was dissolved by the members of the Extraordinary Administrative Council. The charity known as Aezmintele Brncoveneti was overseen by him and Vilara and Alecu. Bleanu's cousin, who was declared insane by the prince, was set up for Bibescu's estranged wife, who was also Bleanu's cousin. On April 19, 1845, Bleanu married his third and last wife, Elena.They paid homage to their ruler, Sultan Abdulmejid I, in May of the following year. The Postelnic was accused of failing to pay homage to Louis Philippe I on the feast day of Saint Philip. A review of this incident, published in 1893, suggests that Bleanu was framed by Billecocq, who needed a diplomatic incident to hide his own recall and disgrace. Bleanu was the leader of the country and the interim Minister of Justice for a few days in September 1846. The Assembly was urged to debate the issue of slavery on February 11, 1847. The release of all Romanies held captive by the Wallachian Church was a partial abolition. The Assembly was dissolved on March 11, 1847.He was involved in disaster relief after the fire in Bucharest. His family home was destroyed by fire. He signed his name to the customs union on March 31. In the government reshuffle of May, he lost the position of Secretary, which went to a different person. He was re-elected to the national school board in August. Bleanu was the Minister of Justice in December 1847 when he ordered a curb on frivolous litigators and clarification of mulcts. The National Theater project, supported by the Philharmonic Society, was put on hold before it even got off the ground.Bleanu and Bibescu were open to the nationalist and liberal groups. The two camps came together to oppose each other. The eruption of a liberal Revolution in June of 1848 limited Bibescu's authoritarian rule and then deposed him. After the abdication, the boyars assembled and elected Bleanu as Caimacam, or co-regent, along with Neofit and Ban Teodor Vcrescu-Furtun, who were deposed after attempting to reverse the revolutionary trend. Rumors of a Russian incursion in Wallachia caused generalized panic, and the administration abandoned the town of Rucr. On June 29, Neofit established a conservative government. Bleanu became Caimacam.In public perception, Bleanu held the "reins of government", while his army colleague was the Minister of War. He destroyed revolutionary symbols during his brief time in power. There was a Statue of Liberty and a composition depicting "free Romania". Captain Costache Chioru, who shouted his intention to use a brutal revenge on the revolutionaries, was reinstated by Bleanu. On the night of the coup, a Petre Crcium of Olari mahala threatened to kill Commissioner Ion Bidu, and a group of men from Delea Veche Street flew a flag of conservatism. The government was forced to resign by the bourgeoisie on July 3. The 40,000-strong crowd, led into battle by Ion Brtianu and Hieromonk Ambrozie "Popa Tun", won the battle without bloodshed.The previous coup was instigated by Bleanu and Iordache Zossima according to Neofit. The revolutionaries vandalized Bleanu's home and lynch as many of his partisans as they could find, which resulted in the destruction of Zossima and Chioru's houses. Bleanu was depicted as a vandal by the Pruncul Romn. The incident was noted by the far- left radical Blcescu, who wanted the government to make its resolutions into permanent laws. Bleanu would not be allowed to return to Bucharest. The deposed Caimacam joined a conservative group in exile. Sltineanu, Scarlat Ghica, and Nicolae Suu were also included.The Ottomans invaded and occupied Wallachia in September of 1848. With Cantacuzino as the new Caimacam, Bleanu, Filipescu-Vulpea and Poenaru returned as the new teachers. His brother was appointed as a Logothete and served in the post-revolutionary administration of Bucharest. The city and the Ottoman Army needed to be supplied with bread. The Regulamentul regime was restored after tirbei was crowned Prince. He made <mask> his Minister of the Interior on August 24, 1850. He was the chairman of the Assembly.The newspaper Vestitorul Romnesc dismissed Bleanu as "entirely unremarkable" for several years after the Revolution's defeat. He returned to his work as an industrialist after opening a new textile factory that employed as many as 200 workers. He stood out among conservatives for opposing all attempts to reform land. Bleanu had a runaway Romani family returned to him in May 1850. The conflict between the Russian and Ottoman protectors of the Principalities occurred during the Regulamentul period. The cabinet continued to function after tirbei left. On August 23, 1854, Spatharios Nsturel-Herescu tried to integrate the Wallachian army into Halim Pasha's Ottoman troops, and on August 31, 1854, a new government was formed headed by Nsturel.The Ottoman presence was symbolic because Austria had effectively occupied the area. As Chairman of the Wallachian Treasury, Nicolae Bleanu was involved in state-sponsored abolitionism, as well as serving on a financial committee. On September 23, Triumvirate and downfall tirbei came back as an Austrian and created a new cabinet. <mask> returned as Interior Minister after quitting in protest. The decree which emancipated all of Wallachia's 200,000 slaves was signed by both brothers. The effort to count and register the freed Romanies was overseen by <mask>. He signed a letter of protest in early 1856.The Prince appointed him Ban of Oltenia in order to win him over. The ceremony ended in "Homeric laughter" when Bleanu sat on the wrong side of the carriage. A group of European powers backed Ottoman suzerainty as Austrian occupation gave way to a shared custody of Wallachia andMoldavia. Prince tirbei resigned from Piteti on June 25, 1856. He resigned in favor of his brother's enemy, who took the title of Caimacam. Ghica was seen by his Austrian supervisors as almost child-like, and the Bleanus was seen as a conservative leader. <mask> was characterized by a poet as a figure out of Molire's comedies and an ultra-reactionary: "he wishes to preserve all titles, honors, privileges, and has protection from Russia and Austria".Bleanu was a "revolting nonentity" according to Bolintineanu. Bleanu was also warned that he was lazy, unintelligent, and corrupt. Bleanu ran in the September 1857 election and took a seat in the Assembly, which had been reconstructed and enlarged as an "ad hoc Divan". The Caimacami were formally appointed on October 21, 1858. The firman confirmed that Bleanu was in charge of Internal Affairs, while Vulpache and Logothete were in charge of the Divan. Bleanu was regarded as a leading adversary of the National Party, which sought to obtain a union between Wallachia andMoldavia. They clashed with the Vulpache when they promoted their political friend to Minister of Education.The two conservative Caimacami were in a position to control the new elections for the Divan, and were suspected of intending to manipulate the results. They were described as the "bandit brothers" by threats posted on their gates. A device was thrown into the house. The issue of electoral fraud became an international scandal after the breakdown of negotiations between foreign diplomats. The Caimacami denied eligibility to some of the leading National-Party candidates. Vulpache offered a dissenting opinion with no restrictions for burghers or industrialists, which created a definitive schism within the regency, and pushed Vulp. Though they went back on some of their more controversial decisions, the other two Caimacami proceeded to govern by increasingly dictatorial means, suspending judicial independence, generalizing censorship, and ordering troops to mobilize in areas of the country that showed vocal support for unionism.All forms of electoral propaganda were restricted by the regency. The elections doubled as a contest for the princely throne, with both Bibescu and  800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Although Bleanu was a client of both princes, he registered as a candidate and ran against his father-in-law. He was an "unexpected contender" on this second attempt. The National Party was able to pass resolutions in favor of union because of the elections, which produced unintended results for all of the conservative groups. Unionist conservatives and radicals were united by a speech by Vasile Boerescu, who was against conservatives such as Bleanu. Bleanu, Manu, Ioan Hagiadi, Mihalache Pleoianu, and Alexandru Ghica were stripped of their voting rights as a result of this process.They had to leave the Divan's hall and were heckled and threatened as they returned to their homes. Bleanu begged the crowd for forgiveness, but was derided. Cuza was elected by the Divan to create the United Principalities as a personal union with himself as Domnitor. Bleanu reached the Grand Duchy of Baden in June 1858. His final will states that he no longer held any of his father's houses in Bleni and that they were in a state of ruin by 1873. Bleanu was buried at Bolintin-Deal, the church he dedicated himself to in 1856. Ion Ghica demanded a survey on the estates of Corbii and Vntorii in order to resolve his land dispute with the local peasants.Elena died in 1865. In Bolintin-Deal, before and during the land reform of 1864, both the Romanies and the Romanians had purchased 80% of the land they had been assigned for work. Bleanu was survived by his brother,Nicolae, his sons Emanuel and George, and his daughters Maria and Elena. His niece was the wife of a politician. There are references to births and deaths in the

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texts: A professor at the Indian Institute of Technology Ropar and the chief scientist and professor at the Institute of Microbial Technology, Chandigarh, was born in 1961. He is known for his research on Tuberculosis and is an elected fellow of the three major Indian science academies. The National Academy of Sciences is in India. One of the highest Indian science awards for his contributions to Medical Sciences was given by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research. The National Bioscience Award for Career Development was given to him. In 1980 he graduated from Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University with a master's degree in science and in 1982 he did his PhD at Sarojini Naidu Medical. He joined the Institute of Microbial Technology in 1989 as a faculty member and scientist and has been there ever since.He had two sabbaticals, the first at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School of Hammersmith Hospital and the second at Trudeau Institute. He was short-listed for the position of vice chancellor of the University of Kashmir, but it went to the other two candidates. He is the Dean of research at the Indian Institute of Technology Ropar. He serves as a biosafety officer in The Agrewala Lab, where he hosts a number of researchers and students engaged in the studies on self-adjuvanting peptide vaccines and immunomodulation therapy. IMTECH Housing Sector 39-A is where Agrawala lives. The host-pathogen interactions and the complex roles played by macrophages and T cells have been the focus of Legacy Agrewala's immunological research. The team led by him studied Caerulomycin A, a pyridine-derived broad-spectrum antibiotic and its immunosuppressive activity, work that is being developed by Nostrum Pharmaceuticals which bought it for a reported 3 million.His studies showed that immune response can be regulated by using costimulatory molecules. The team developed a vaccine against parasites. The understanding of Th1 and Th2 cells has been widened by his work. His current research interests are centered on prophylactic and therapeutic aspects of immunity, the cause of active Tuberculosis and the role played by macrophages in protecting the host and nurturingbacteria at the same time. His studies have been documented by a number of articles and many of them have been listed by online article repository such as ResearchGate. His work has drawn citations in a number of texts and he has contributed chapters to books published by others. The Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research sponsored a project called Novel Vaccine Delivery Systems that Elicit Robust and Enduring T Cell Memory Responses: Alternatives to BCG Vaccination in Tuberculosis Endemic Regions Grant.He is an associate editor of the journal and is a member of the senate of the Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research. Recent Patents on Anti-Infective Drug Discovery is one of the journals he has been associated with. He is an expert member for the Indo-Hungarian bilateral program, Nehru Science Postdoctoral Research fellowship of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, and the INSPIRE program of the Department of Biotechnology. He is a member of both the award selection committee and the scientist selection committee. The inaugural lecture at the Indian Academy of Sciences in November 2016 was delivered by him and he was invited to deliver speeches or keynote addresses. In 2004, <mask> was elected as a fellow of the National Academy of Sciences, India. One of the highest Indian science awards was given to him by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research.He was an elected fellow of the Indian National Science Academy in 2010 and the Indian Academy of Sciences in 2015. The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research gave him the New Idea Research Talent Award. The National Academy of Sciences, India Fellows, scientists from the state of UP and people from Agra are some of the people who have been linked to this.


texts: <mask> was born on April 15, 1960. Scott Kelly and <mask> were selected to go on a year-long mission on the International Space Station. The year long mission began in March of 2015. He is married to a doctor. They have a child. His father died in a helicopter crash. His mother is retired.<mask> graduated from secondary school. 15, Chelyabinsk, Russia, in 1977. He studied at the Moscow Aviation Institute. He worked at a radio equipment plant after graduating from school. He was called to service in the Soviet Army in 1978. He served in the Airborne Forces in the USSR. He finished his military service with the rank of junior sergeant.From 1980 to 1986 <mask> worked for the Moscow Municipal Militsiya. He attended the evening department of the Moscow Aviation Institute. He graduated from the institute in 1987 with a qualification as a liquid propellant rocket engines mechanical engineer. In 1986 he entered a mechanical engineering design bureau. The Baikonur Launch Facility was where <mask> worked as a launch equipment specialist. He worked for commercial companies. He was the OOO Transvostok Technical and Production Department Director from October 1991 to December 1992.From January 1993 to April 1995 he was the general director. In October 1995 <mask> started working at theRSC Energia as an engineer. He was given the task of developing technical documentation for cosmonaut primary and backup crew tests. He participated in extravehicular activity tests at the hydrolab and at the Selen stand. He gained experience in organizing extravehicular repair/refurbishment and assembly activities on the Mir orbital station in the process of this work. He was involved in testing the production on the ground. In 1998 he was selected as a test cosmonaut and in 1999 he was qualified as a test cosmonaut.He trained in the International Space Station. He was a flight engineer on the backup crew. He was assigned to the back-up crew as Flight Engineer 1. The Flight Engineer was on the space station as part of the crew. On April 2, 2010, he was one of three people who lifted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome. After 24 days in the space station, the Soyuz TMA-18 spaceship carrying NASA's Tracy Caldwell-Dyson, Alexander Skvortsov, and <mask> returned to Earth. After a normal descent, the crew of the Soyuz landed in Arkalyk.After returning to Earth and sharing his experiences to an audience, he said "The thing you miss most is the Earth itself, I missed smells." I dreamt of trees, but I missed them. I hallucinated. I thought I smelled a real fire. I put pictures of trees on the walls to cheer up. You don't miss the Earth. On July 27, 2010, Russian cosmonauts <mask> and Yurchikhin performed a spacewalk outside the International Space Station.On July 23, the two cosmonauts put on their Orlan spacesuits and performed a dry run of the spacewalk activities. They practiced translation movements and checked out the Orlan systems from inside the docking compartment. During the spacewalk, the cables and video camera were removed and replaced. The spacewalk began as the two men wore Orlan space suits and went outside into space. It was the 25th Russian spacewalk. The two spacewalkers lost an object that floated away from their perch on the side of the International Space Station. The lost item was thought to be an attachment fixture to secure the cables in place.A washer accidentally floated off about an hour later. The spacewalk took six hours and 42 minutes. NASA, the Russian Federal Space Agency, and their international partners selected two veteran spacefarers for a one-year mission aboard the International Space Station in 2015. Collecting scientific data is important to future human exploration of our solar system. Scott Kelly was selected by NASA. In March of 2015, Kelly and Kornienko launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome and landed on March 1st. Kelly was a backup crew member for the station's Expedition 23/24 crews, where <mask> was a flight engineer.The goal of the expedition was to understand how the human body reacts to the harsh environment of space. As NASA plans for missions around the moon, an asteroid and ultimately Mars, the data from the 12-month expedition will help inform current assessments of crew performance and health. In the film Yolki 5, <mask> appeared as himself. There are links to biographies of Russian cosmonauts, people from Chelyabinsk, and crew members of the International Space Station.

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texts: <mask> "Ice" BrianaQuiones is a Puerto Rican basketball player. She played basketball in college. She is a member of the senior Puerto Rican national team. She played in the Women's Basketball World Cup. In the game between Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic,Quiones was the top performer. She will represent Puerto Rico at the Olympics. The daughter of a county employee and his wife, a retired Naval officer, is taller than her father.At five years old, she started playing basketball at the South Bay YMCA. She was the tallest in her class when she was in sixth grade. Her height was a factor in the Joseph Casillas Elementary Lady Comets basketball team winning their first ever championship in 2007. She led the team to three basketball titles in a row. On June 9, 2009, the school declared that number 25 would not be worn by any student athlete. As a four-year starter for the Otay Ranch girls basketball team, Quiones recorded 1,289 total points (11.7 PPG),                                She started every game as a freshman with an average of 7.6PPG and 5.9RPG.She helped the team to a 19-9 record as a sophomore and helped the team to the first playoffs appearance in school history. She was highlighted in The San Diego Union Tribune as a girls basketball player to watch. She flourished in her junior year. She recorded 18 double-doubles as a co-captain of the team. She was named the Player of the Game in the game against San Dieguito Academy. She was named the Player of the Game in the game against Morse High School. She was named the Player of the Game in the game against San Diego High School.She was named the Player of the Game in the game against Olympian High School. The rivalry between the schools was strong because of the distance between them. "In the end, the team held their lead and defeated Olympian for the first time in school history in OT, with a final score of 66-63." She was named the MaxPreps Player of the Game in the game against Bonita Vista High School. She was the Female Athlete of the Week. She was named San Diego Union Tribune athlete of the week. She was the Player of the Game in the game against Montgomery High School.The Lady Mustangs earned their first home playoff game and first playoff win in school history with a 17-13 record. She was a member of the Metro Mesa Conference's First Team. The team captain averaged over 10 points per game as a senior. She led the Lady Mustangs to their first road playoff victory. The Lady Mustangs defeated Castle Park with a final score of 40-25. He was identified as a key player. She recorded her first Double-Double in the game against Castle Park High School, where she was named MaxPreps Player of the game.She was named the Player of the Game in the game against Castle Park High School. She was named the MaxPreps Player of the Game in the game against Bonita Vista High School. She had a 4.3 grade point average. She played a ball with the San Diego Sol Fire. College career Exceeding both in the classroom and on the basketball court, Quiones was accepted to Dartmouth College. Quiones joined the class of 2019. According to Koclanes, Quiones is "naturally gifted, 6-3 presence on the floor with skill sets that are really just scratching the surface."She has the ability to score from the perimeter as well as in the paint and defensively she has the length to disrupt opponents. Ice is a teammate who takes pride in taking care of her family. She played in nine games as a Freshman and averaged 0.4 points and 0.6 rebound per game. She started 21 of 27 games as a sophomore and was second on the team with 22 blocks and averaged 9.1 points per game. She started 19 of 25 games as a junior and was the team's leading rebounder with 163 and offensive boards with 48, as well as being first on the team with 18 blocks and third on the team in scoring. She scored a season-high 22 points against Princeton, one point away from matching her career-high, second on the team in steals with 23, recorded double-doubles against Vermont, NJIT and in both Yale games, and posted the team-best blocked shots in a single game. She helped set team records for most points scored in a quarter against Columbia and for single-season three-point field goals made and attempted.The Big Green defeated Harvard at home for the first time in over a year. Second Team All-Ivy is where Quiones was named as a Senior. She started all 27 games for the Big Green and led the team with 14.0 points per game, first on the team with 18 blocked shots, second with 6.3 rebound per game, and third with 34 steals per game. She scored in double figures in 20 different games and tied her career high in points with 23 against Brown. In the first road game of the season, Quiones scored 22 points, grabbed seven rebound and contributed three steals for the win. In the game against Loyola University Maryland, Quiones had a double-double of ten points and 12 boards. On November 11, she once again led the way, scoring 22 points on 9 of 17 shooting and adding seven rebound and three steals.In the game against UC Santa Barbara, she had 20 points and six rebound. On December 9, she led the way with 18 points, four rebound and two steals. In the road game against Cornell, Quiones had 19 points and nine rebound. She was 5 for 7 from the outside. The Big Green beat Columbia 70-69 on the road with Quiones hitting a pair of free throws with 4 seconds left. She scored a game-high 21 points. On February 22, 2019, Dartmouth beat Yale at home in a thrilling buzzer-beating put-back from Paula Lenart '20, when Quiones attempted a three-pointer with six seconds to go for the win.She had 18 points. The Big Green defeated Brown on the next day with 23 points from Quiones. She was awarded the Most Valuable Player Award after graduation. Her college career ended with career highs of 23 points, 14 rebound, 60 minutes, and 39 games. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Dartmouth College in June of 2019. The John C. Woodhouse Environmental Engineering Prize is awarded annually for the best work in the field of environmental study of research. The process for consideration into the program was explained to Puerto Rico's National Team management.Forty players were on the Puerto Rico's National Team. Depending on the availability of the players and management decisions, players were invited to the tryout. One of the players invited to the tryout was Quiones. Three teams would be given the chance to compete in the Pre-World Cup. The President of the Puerto Rico's Federation expressed that this was an opportunity for a new generation of players. The official roster for Centrobasket was published on June 26, 2017. The team was to be rejuvenated by the new roster.The National team coach said they brought energy and speed. The group was described as "hungry, athletic, and quick". The tournament was held in St. Thomas Virgin Island. In the game against Jamaica,Quiones scored 12 points. In the 69-42 win against the Bahamas, Quiones scored eight points. The bronze medal was earned by Puerto Rico. Quiones made the roster for Americup.Group B included Canada, Cuba, and Mexico. The youngest player in the team,Quiones, was recognized by Coach Batista as a player with great expectations and the future of the National team. The Americup tournament was held in Argentina. Puerto Rico won the Bronze medal with a historic win against Brazil, earning them a ticket to the World Cup. The roster for the Central American Games was made in July of last year. Quiones was identified as a key player by the coach. She scored 11 points in the game against Guatemala.The team won a medal. In August of last year,Quiones made the roster for the Centrobasket in Manati, Puerto Rico. The gold medal was earned by Puerto Rico in the tournament. In September of last year, Quiones made the roster for the World Cup. Group B had Puerto Rico playing against Japan, Belgium and Spain. She returned to the college to finish her studies after the tournament. The Pan American games were held in August of 2019.The bronze medal was earned by the team Puerto Rico. She played just over 22 minutes per game. She had 12 points, five rebound, and a steal in the bronze medal game. She had eight points, five boards, one steal and a block against the USA. The Americup Tournament was held in Puerto Rico. Group A included the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Canada and Mexico. The win against Cuba was due to the key 3-pointers made by Quiones.Puerto Rico finished in 4th place. In the game between Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic at the Women's Olympic Pre-Qualifying Tournament in Canada,Quiones was the top performer. She will represent Puerto Rico at the Olympics. Big Green bio 1997 births Living people Basketball players at the Pan American Games Basketball people from California Big Green women's basketball players Olympic basketball players of Puerto Rico


texts: <mask> was born on December 1, 1967. He played Luis Rivera in the NBC sitcom Suddenly Susan. He is best known for his roles in the ABC drama series Lost, the A&E drama series Bates Motel, and the Apple TV+ drama series The Morning Show. <mask> played the Mayor in Christopher Nolan's superhero films The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. <mask> was born in New York City to Cuban parents. His parents were of Spanish descent. <mask> is a Roman Catholic.<mask>'s father worked for a company that required the family to live in a number of countries. The book And The Russians Stayed: The Sovietization of Cuba was written by his father. <mask> is a Senior Vice President of Corporate Communications at Forbes. Palmeiro is a cousin of a professional baseball player. His paternal great-grandfather was a Cuban orator and diplomat. <mask> was educated at The British School. His family moved back to the U.S. and he attended a boarding school with Matthew Fox.He graduated from Harvard University with a Bachelor of Arts in English in 1990. <mask>'s first acting role was as a guest in an episode of As the World Turns. He appeared in episodes of Good Advice, Brotherly Love, and The John Larroquette Show. He played Roberto and one half of the Couple in Bar in Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's play Getting Away with Murder in 1995. He was a main cast member on The WB sitcom Muscle. He played the role of Luis Rivera on Suddenly Susan for four seasons. He was so convincing that people thought he sounded like him.He had to convince them that he didn't have an accent and that he was capable of doing broader roles. <mask> made his screenwriting debut with the comedy film Attention Shoppers, in which he played the lead role. He had recurring roles on Resurrection Blvd., The Tick, Kim Possible, Century City, Strong Medicine, and Cold Case. He guest starred on Scrubs in the episode "My Moment of Un-Truth", House in the episode "Cursed", and Monk in the episode "Mr. Monk Gets Married". He played an assassin in the film Smokin' Aces with Matthew Fox. <mask> was cast as Richard Alpert in the third season of Lost. The fan community discussed the mysteries surrounding his character throughout the season.<mask> was cast in a starring role in the final episodes of the third season of Cane. The original story plan for the third season of Lost was changed because of <mask>'s possible unavailability. Despite <mask>'s willingness to return to the ABC series, CBS president Nina Tassler ruled out another guest appearance. The Writers Guild of America strike freed <mask> from his contract with CBS. Carlton Cuse stated in 2008 that <mask> would reprise his role as Richard Alpert at the end of Lost's fourth season. <mask> appeared in two episodes of "Cabin Fever" and "There's No Place Like Home". Cuse said that this was a positive consequence of the strike.<mask> was upgraded to a main cast member of Lost for its sixth and final season after appearing in nine episodes of the fifth season. He was cast in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight in 2008. Shannon Kenny voiced the character Inque in the Batman Beyond television series. <mask> played a criminal profiler in two episodes of Psych. <mask> played an FBI agent in the CW series Ringer. He played a recurring role in the series after being announced to guest star in 2011. <mask> reprised his role as the Mayor in Christopher Nolan's final Dark Knight movie, The Dark Knight Rises.Vera Farmiga and Freddie Highmore were his co-stars in the A&E Psycho prequel series Bates Motel. He starred in a recurring role in the first season, but was upgraded to a main cast member in the second season. Three episodes of the series were directed by <mask>. He guest starred on both Person of Interest and The Good Wife in the same year. He was recurring in State of Affairs as Raymond Navaro. <mask> directed an episode of The Good Doctor in which he starred with Highmore. Shannon Kenny and <mask> were married on January 3, 2001.<mask> wrote that they met while working together on the 1995 television series Muscle and went on to co-star in the 2000 film Attention Shoppers. The couple have two sons. He is a Roman Catholic. <mask>'s dark eyelashes have been a topic of discussion in interviews, and both <mask> and the producers of Lost made it clear they are not enhanced by any form of makeup. The Lost panel at the San Diego Comic-Con International featured <mask> applying eyeliner before throwing a Christian Bale-esque rant after getting the wrong color makeup. James "Sawyer" Ford refers to <mask>'s character as "your buddy out there with the eyeliner" in an episode of Lost. Shawn Spencer made a comment about him having "impossibly dark eyelashes" in the Psych episode "Shawn 2.0".In the sixth-season episode of Lost, "Ab Aeterno", he was proficient in Spanish and used it in many scenes. He was in a Spanish-language commercial. The Dark Knight's Nestor <mask> was born in 1967, the 20th-century American male actor.

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texts: Lieutenant General <mask> was a Swedish Army officer. From 1949 to 1959 he was the Master-General of the Ordnance. <mask> was born on 13 May 1894 in Pite landsfrsamling, Norrbotten County, Sweden, the son of av <mask> and his wife Elin strm. The studentexamen was held at Ume hgre allmnna lroverk. After graduating from the Military Academy Karlberg in 1913, he was commissioned as an officer with the rank of underljtnant and remained there until 1924. From 1915 to 1916 he attended the General Artillery course at the AIHS and from 1916 to 1918 he attended the higher course. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1917 and worked as an assistant teacher at AIHS.He was assigned as an adjutant in the Army Staff in 1922 after a tour of duty. In 1924, he became an officer in the Artillery Staff with a position in the Industry Department of the Artillery Department in the Royal Swedish Army. He was promoted to the position of Captain in the Artillery Staff in the year 1926. He taught art of war at AIHS from 1926 to 1933. The head of the Swedish Army Artillery School was an adjutant to the commander of the Artillery Staff. He was an expert in the 1930 Defense Commission from 1931 to 1935 and a member of the Army General Assembly from 1934 to 1937. Hedqvist was promoted to Major in the army in 1934 and was the commander of the Norrland Artillery Regiment from 1934 to 1936.In 1936, he was transferred to the Artillery Staff. <mask> was head of the Industrial Department in the Artillery Department from 1936 to 1937 and head of the Industry Office from 1937 to 1937. In 1937 he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in the Swedish Army and in 1939 he was promoted to Colonel. At the end of World War II, Sweden was well-equipped for an attack thanks to the efforts of Hedqvist. With the advent of the Royal Swedish War Material Administration on 1 July 1943, all materiel matters were complicated, and even relatively insignificant orders to the war industry had to be preceded by tenacious and lengthy negotiations between the army command and representatives. The negotiations were led by the army. Hedqvist was promoted to Major General in 1949.Difficult investigations of an organizational nature characterized his first five years as Master-General of the Ordnance. The abolition of the Royal Swedish War Material Administration took place after the reorganization of the military administrations in 1954. The army's equipment plan was implemented during the last five years of Hedqvist's time as Master-General of the Ordnance. There were opportunities to plan the army's equipment with foresight through this plan. When the Royal Swedish Army changed its name to the Royal Swedish Army Ordnance Administration on July 1, 1954, <mask> was promoted to the position of Master-General of the Ordnance. The Swedish armed forces had a member who was also a member of the Administration Board. Elin Mrtensson was the daughter of Olof Mrtensson and Brita Olofsdotter.On 16 February 1956 in Sweden, he married the woman who would become his wife. The daughter of two people. The father of Carl-ke was <mask>. The death of <mask> took place on February 24, 1964. On March 4, 1964, he was laid to rest at Norra begravningsplatsen. The dates of rank are as follows: Underljtnant 9 February 1917, Lieutenant 1 November 1926, Captain 14 December 1934, Lieutenant colonel 1 October 1939, Colonel 1 April 1949, Major general 1 October 1959 and Swedish Knight of the Order.

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texts: <mask> was an American music industry executive and talent booking agent best known for co-founding Mercury Records in the 1940s. <mask> was born in 1917 to immigrants from Russia on the West Side of Chicago, the son of a homemaker and a milkman. He was 18 months old when his mother died. He attended Crane Technical High School. <mask> was attracted to the late night broadcasts of America's swing bands. <mask> began renting speaker systems and booking bands when he was still in high school. <mask> worked as a band booker.<mask> sold life insurance door-to-door after leaving the music business. Insurance sales were unprofitable during the Depression. <mask> talked his way into a job at Varsity Records, which promoted the little-known artists for space on the city's jukeboxes against stars recording for industry giants. After studying the one-night band booking practices of GAC's Joe Shribman, Louis Jordan <mask> decided to become an agent. He introduced Louis Jordan and his band to Chicago in May 1941. The careers of both men were established by the Jordan association. Albert Ammons and Pete Johnson were represented by <mask> over the next few years.Glenn Miller, Woody Herman, Claude Thornhill, Nat King Cole, Joe Venuti, and Jimmy Dorsey were all booked by <mask>. The Berle Adams Agency was established in 1943 after <mask> left GAC to become Jordan's personal manager. In 1944, <mask> established the Champagne Music and Preview Music publishing companies and the next year he formed the Mercury Radio and Television Company, which became Mercury Records, with partners Irving Green, Ray Greenberg, and Art Talmadge. Mercury began recording Erroll Garner, Dinah Washington, Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra, Tony Martin, and employingMitch Miller and Norman Granz as producers. The 1931 song "That's My Desire" was Mercury's first hit. "I Have But One Heart," which launched the singer's career, was one of Mercury's successes. <mask> co-produced the race film Beware!, starring Louis Jordan.<mask> left Chicago for Los Angeles for health reasons. Lucy and their children, Helen and Richard, moved with him after he resigned from Mercury Records. <mask> was the booking agent for Kay Starr. Lew Wasserman hired <mask> in 1950 and he stayed there for 20 years. He began booking stars for television and appearances in Las Vegas such as Jane Russell, Phil Harris, Jack Carson, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Booking talent for local TV in Los Angeles led to assignments in network TV. A creative packaging arrangement was developed with NBC whereby the host talent formed a corporation and licensed a show to the network for a certain figure and paid the producer, director, and star guests.Creative control retained by the host and tax advantages afforded corporations lay in the virtue of packaging. The packaging of new programs and negotiation of their contracts was the main responsibility of <mask>. He went to Europe in 1957 to start a TV division. He sold "The Bob Newhart Show" to NBC after booking him into clubs. The show ran for one year and won two awards. The 1960s were the best years of <mask>' career. He was an agent for Jack Benny, Rosemary Clooney, Eddie Fisher, Dinah Shore, Bud Yorkin and Norman Lear.The show would cross the country in 16 weeks. In 1963, he helped David A. with his contract to represent the new American Football League. Harry Wismer sold the New York Titans franchise to Sonny Werblin. The Jets were on their way to the Super Bowl after Werblin changed the team name to the New York Jets. <mask> was attracted to a golfer on TV who seemed to be a natural showman. <mask> signed Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus for 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 After Decca Records was purchased by MCA, he left the talent agency business for film and television production and distribution.The film studio's 30 distribution offices around the world were asked to be streamlined by <mask>. <mask> was able to reduce the number of offices to eight. <mask> established a new music company, UNI Records. Recording contracts were signed by The Who, Neil Diamond, and others. The score of Jesus Christ Superstar was recorded by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice in England under the Decca label. Gene Kelly, Danny Kaye, and Fred Astaire were all persuaded by <mask> to appear in television specials. An Evening with Fred Astaire won nine awards.In October 1969 <mask> was at the center of an internal power struggle within the company. "voluntary retirement" is the magnate's euphemism for dismissal. The 20-year career of <mask> ended in 1971. The company is called BAC Inc. <mask> served on the boards of KCET public television in Los Angeles and TelePrompTer after he was terminated. He was retained by ARA, Inc. to negotiate the sale of the Spectrum arena in Philadelphia. <mask> joined the William Morris Agency in 1973, and directed marketing events surrounding Hank Aaron's 715th home run, which broke Babe Ruth's career record.He was an executive producer for "The Brass Target" in 1978. In his later years as head of BAC Inc., <mask> distributed TV specials of George Burns, Dolly Parton, Neil Diamond, Cher, Dean Martin, Liberace, and Nat King Cole. He was the sole distributor of the show to more than 100 countries. <mask> died of cancer on April 1, 1990. She and her husband became interested in cancer research long before her illness. In 1985 he became the organization's president, after joining Cancer Research Associates, the support group of the University of Southern California's Norris Cancer Center and Hospital. The Berle and <mask> Chair in Cancer Research was established by the <mask> family.Sherman Block is his cousin. There were services held at the park. A Sucker for Talent was self-published by <mask> in 1995. He died in Los Angeles at the age of 92. Business people from Chicago and American people of Russian-Jewish descent.

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texts: He was the fourth premier of the People's Republic of China from 1987 to 1998 and the Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress from 1998 to 2000. <mask> was second in the hierarchy behind Jiang Zemin for most of the 1990s. He was a member of the Politburo Standing Committee until 2002. <mask> was the son of a Communist revolutionary who was executed. <mask> was raised by Zhou and his wife. After graduating from the USSR, <mask> worked at a national power company in China. He was able to escape the political turmoil of the 1950s, '60s and '70s because of his employment in the company.After Deng Xiaoping became China's leader in the late 1970s, <mask> took a number of increasingly important and powerful political positions, eventually becoming premier in 1987. The use of force to quell the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 was supported by <mask> as the most visible representative of China's government. Deng Xiaoping, who was the Chairman of the Central Military Commission, ordered the June 1989 military crackdown against student pro-democracy demonstrators in Tiananmen Square, after <mask> used his authority as premier to declare martial law. <mask> was at odds with the General Secretary of Chinese economic reform, who fell out of favor in 1989. <mask> promoted a conservative socialist economic agenda after Zhao was removed from office, but lost influence to the incoming vice-premier and was unable to prevent the market liberalization of the Chinese economy. He oversaw the Three Gorges Dam project during his time in office. After his term as premier expired, the Chinese government broke up the power monopoly he and his family managed.<mask> died in Beijing. Childhood <mask> was born at a family house in the French Concession in the Huangpu District of the city. He was the son of <mask>, one of the earliest CPC revolutionaries who was the political commissar of the Twentieth Division during the Nanchang uprising. <mask>'s father was captured and executed by the Kuomintang in 1931. The wife of Zhou Enlai is thought to have taken <mask> to Changchun to meet her husband. They didn't meet until late 1940, when Zhou was in the Communist base ofYan'an. Zhou sent <mask> to Yan'an when he was twelve years old.In 1945, <mask> joined the Communist Party of China. The Beijing Institute of Technology is a predecessor of the Yan'an Institute of Natural Science. In July 1946, <mask> was sent to work. According to his recollection, in 1947 he traveled through North Korea and China before arriving in Harbin, where he worked at a lard processing plant. The Moscow Power Engineering Institute sent <mask>g to study hydroelectric engineering. Zhou Enlai became the premier of the People's Republic of China in 1949. <mask> graduated in 1954.<mask> was the head of the Chinese Students Association in the Soviet Union. China was under the control of the Communist Party when <mask> returned in 1955. <mask> began his career in Northeast China in the power industry. <mask> was sent to Beijing to head the municipal power bureau. He was involved in the construction of the Tuhe Powerplant in Tangshan and the Gaojing Powerplant in Beijing. He supervised the construction of the site for three days and three nights. He was struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle.The Tangshan earthquake of 1976 sent <mask> to lead the power restoration efforts. After Deng Xiaoping's ascent, <mask> became the Vice-Minister and Minister of Power. <mask> was the vice-minister of Water Conservancy and Power. Much of <mask>'s rapid political advancement was due to his support. At the Twelfth National Congress, <mask> joined the Central Committee. He was elected to the Politburo and the Party secretariat in 1985 after being named minister of the State Education Commission. <mask> was a member of the Standing Committee.<mask> became acting premier in November 1987 after the premier was promoted to General Secretary. In March 1988 he was elected as the premier. Within a year of this promotion, <mask> would play a major role in ending Zhao's career, after he publicly supported demonstrators in Tiananmen Square. At the time of <mask>'s promotion, he didn't seem to share Deng's enthusiasm for market reforms. The Party blamed Hu for a series of student-led protests in 1987 and forced him to resign as General Secretary. Inflation, urban migration, and school overcrowding became major problems in China during the 1980s. <mask> shifted his focus away from the day-to-day concerns of energy, communications, and raw materials allocation and took a more active role in the ongoing debate on the pace of market reforms.<mask> was opposed to the economic reforms pioneered by Zhao. The instability opened up by any significant reforms would threaten to undermine the authority of the Communist Party, which <mask> had spent his career attempting to strengthen. In May 1988 when Zhao became General Secretary of the Communist Party of China, his proposals to expand free enterprise led to popular complaints about inflation fears. Conservatives were able to call for more centralization of economic controls and stricter prohibitions against Western influences because of public fears about the negative effects of market reforms. During the winter of 1988–1989, the political debate grew more heated. The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 began with a mass mourning over the death of a former General secretary who had supported political reform. Tens of thousands of people gathered at Tiananmen Square for Hu's funeral.The mass movement for political reform was started by Beijing students who began demonstrations to encourage continued economic reform. The protesters expanded into the streets after Tiananmen Square. There were non-violent protests in cities throughout China. There were riots in Xi'an and Changsha. The Tiananmen protests were a protest against the affluence of the children of high-ranking Communist Party officials, as well as the perception that second- generation officials had received their fortunes through exploiting their parents' influence. <mask>'s family has been at the center of corruption allegations within the Chinese power industry. The People's Daily published an editorial on April 26 with the name of Deng Xiaoping that denounced the demonstrations as "premeditated and organized turmoil with anti-Party and anti-socialist motives".This article made the demonstrations worse by angering the leaders and making their demands more extreme. Although Deng had stated many of these sentiments in a private conversation with <mask> shortly before the editorial was written, <mask> had these comments disseminated to Party members and published as the editorial without Deng's knowledge or consent. One of the officials most objected to by protesters was <mask>, who refused to negotiate out of principle. During a hunger strike, one of the protest's key leaders publicly scolded <mask>, saying he was ignoring the needs of the people. Wang's statements insulted <mask> and hardened his resolve to end the protest by violent means, according to some observers. <mask> was known as the "Butcher of Beijing" for his role in the government's suppression of dissent. After winning the support of most of his colleagues, <mask> declared martial law in Beijing on 20 May 1989 and the protests were crushed by the military in June.Estimates of the dead range from hundreds to thousands of people. <mask> wrote that he feared the protests would be as damaging to China as the Cultural Revolution had been. It ensured that <mask> would have a long and productive career. The leadership believed that limiting <mask>'s career would be the same as admitting that they made mistakes in suppressing the 1989 protests. China's leaders communicated to the world that the country was stable and united by keeping <mask> at the upper levels of the Party. In the immediate aftermath of the Tiananmen protests, <mask> took a leading role in a national austerity program intended to slow economic growth and inflation. Increased taxes on agriculture and export-industries were one of the things <mask> worked on.<mask> directed a tight monetary policy, implementing price controls on many commodities, supporting higher interest rates, and cutting off state loans to private and cooperative sectors in attempts to reduce inflation. <mask> had a heart attack in 1993 and lost influence within the Party to a vice-premier who advocated economic liberalization. When <mask> made his annual work report to the Politburo, he was forced to make over seventy changes to make the plans acceptable to Deng. <mask> publicly supported Deng's economic reforms because he realized that opposition to the market reforms would be poorly received by Deng and other Party elders. Despite a large protest vote, <mask> was reappointed as premier in 1993. <mask>'s second term ended in 1998. When he was the premier, <mask> started two megaprojects.He started the construction of the Three Gorges Dam on December 14, 1994. Both programs were subject to a lot of controversy. The program cost tens of billions of dollars and was criticized. Billions of dollars in capital could be better used to help the Chinese population deal with economic hardship and improve the China's education, health services, and legal system. <mask> was constitutionally limited to two terms as chairman of the National People's Congress. He became the chairman of the National People's Congress after his second term ended. <mask> received less than 90 percent of the vote at the 1998 National People's Congress, where he was the only candidate for the largely ceremonial position.He monitored what he considered his life's work, the Three Gorges Dam. He spent a lot of his career in office presiding over a vast and growing power industry, and his interest in the Dam reflected his earlier career as a hydraulic engineer. <mask>g thought he was a builder and a modernizer. <mask> had influence in the Politburo Standing Committee after he retired. The man who oversaw law enforcement and national security between 2002 and 2007, was considered <mask>'s successor. <mask>'s influence waned after the 17th Party Congress. He and his family were subject to a lot of speculation about corruption.In addition, <mask>'s public image had become inextricably associated with memory of the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown, and as a result he continued to be a widely despised figure among a substantial segment of the Chinese population well into the 21st century. He has long been a figure of suspicion and disdain in China. The State Power Corporation of China was managed by <mask> in the 1990s. <mask> was accused of turning China's energy industry into a family fiefdom because the company was staffed by his relatives. <mask>'s power company was ranked as the sixth largest company in the world by Fortune magazine at its height. The Chinese government split <mask>'s energy monopoly into five smaller companies after he left the government. New Century Press published <mask>'s autobiographical work, The Critical Moment - Li Peng Diaries, in 2010.The Critical Moment was published on the twenty-first anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests. The Critical Moment was characterized by reviewers as an attempt to minimize <mask>'s culpability during the most egregious stages of the crackdown; some also say he attempted to shift blame to Deng. He showed up at the 19th Party Congress. <mask> died at the age of 90. At the time of his death, he was in a Beijing hospital. His funeral was held in July. The wife of <mask>'s friend Song Ping died on July 31.2019. <mask> was married to a deputy manager in a large firm in the south of China. <mask>'s younger son, <mask>g, was one of the 3 children that <mask> and Zhu had. The daughter of Ye Ting's second son is married to <mask>g. During the 1980s and 1990s, <mask>'s family benefited from his high position. Two of <mask>'s children, <mask>g and <mask>, ran two of China's electrical monopolies. State-run Chinese media questioned whether it was in China's long-term interest to preserve the new class of monopoly state capitalists that <mask>'s family represents.In 2012 <mask> became its governor and in 2016 he became the Minister of Transport. The chief executive of China Power International Development, <mask>, was transferred out in 2016 to a minor executive post at a different power company. The honours include the Order of Merit, the Order of Ouissam Alaouite, the Order of the Sun of Peru, and the Order of the Republic. Asia News.it. In 2003 The article was published on 21 August 2011. Asiaweek.com has a story about <mask>.1999. The article was published on 10 September 2011. Barbara and Yu Changgen. They did it in (2006). Zhou Enlai is a political life. The Chinese University of Hong Kong is in Hong Kong. Wolfgang Bartke.The year 1987. Who is in the People's Republic of China? K.G. Saur. "China's Parliament Embarrasses <mask>". 15 March 1998. The article was published on 10 September 2011.Jasper Becker. "Protests spread in China". The Manchester Guardian is a weekly newspaper. 30 April 1989. Antoaneta Bezlova. "China corruption probes signal power plays". Asia Times Online.1 November 2002. 19 August 2011. The name of the person is Bezlova, Antoneta. "The Princeling and the Protesters". Asia Times Online. The year 2002 began on 19 January. 19 August 2011.Michael Bristow. The leader's diary was revealed. The news is from the British Broadcasting Corporation. 4 June 2010. The article was published on 21 August 2011. The Chinese State was Downsizing in the 1990s. The Quarterly of China.Issue 175 was published. Cambridge University Press. In 2003 CNN.com wrote about the man who took on the Dissidents. 2001. The article was published on 21 August 2008. The yearly publication of the world.They were Taylor and Francis. 2004. There are three people with the name Fang, Lucy Guinong, and Percy Jucheng. The year 1986. Zhou Enlai is a person. The Foreign Languages Press. There is a record of world events.Volume 35. 1989. "Lam" is the name of the person. There is a double standard in China. Asia Times Online. 17 August 2007. 18 August 2011.Lan and Chen. "Pre-Shenzhou Studies". The history of the city. 2004. The article was published on 21 August 2011. The person is <mask>. There are old rumors that <mask> is Zhou Enlai's adopted son.South China Morning Post. July 1, 2014). The article was published on 18 July. Mackerras, Colin, Donald Hugh McMillen, and Donal Andrew Watson. The Politics of the People's Republic of China is a dictionary. Great Britain is known as Routelage. 1998.The article was published on 4 November 2011. Andrew J. Nathan. The Tiananmen Papers were published. There is foreign affairs. January/February 2001 "Chinas Great Leap Backward" was written by Dr. Diane D. There are ideas on Liberty.December 1989. Vol 12. The article was published on 4 November 2011. Wang Yongxia is a person. <mask>peng promises to be a good public servant. There is a website called Xinhuanet. 13 June 2008.27 October 2011. There is a Chinese person named Jeff. "Three Gorges Dam". The port side of the city. The year ended on 28 November 2007. The news agency Xinhua. <mask>peng was appointed as the acting governor.China Daily. The year ended on 19 December. The article was published on 18 July. "<mask>g's Biography". There is a website called Xinhuanet. The year 2002 began on 15 January. The article was published on 21 December 2010.There is a person named Zhao Ziyang. The secret journal of the premier. Trans and Ed. There are people with the name "Boa Pu", "Chiang Renee", and "Adi Ignatius". Simon and Schuster is in New York. 2009. Free access to political speeches by <mask> and other Chinese politicians can be found in the database of Hong Kong Baptist University Library.The leaders of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China are from the city of Shanghai.

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texts: <mask> is an English footballer who plays for the club Warrington Town. <mask> signed a professional contract at the age of 19 after progressing through the club's academy. During his seven years at the club, he played six times and was sent out on loan six times. He joined the club on a permanent basis after a loan spell at his hometown club. During the second half of the 2006–07 season, <mask> played 20 games for the club before returning to the Football League with Accrington Stanley. He played 37 games for the club before being sent back to Northwich Victoria. <mask> joined Stevenage on an initial one-month loan agreement before signing a permanent deal in January 2009.He was part of the team that won the FA trophy. <mask> would help lead the team to the Football League for the first time in the club's history after he was made team captain. Following their sixth-place finish and League Two play-off victory, the club earned back-to-back promotions. In January and March of 2012 he was the club's interim manager. <mask> joined Fleetwood Town on a free transfer after a successful four-and-a-half-year spell at Stevenage. He captained the club to promotion in his first season. In May 2015, <mask> joined League Two club Cambridge United, where he spent two seasons.He joined the club in August of last year and spent the rest of the season there. <mask> grew up in Cheshire. He was a Manchester United fan when he was a child and sat in the Stretford End. <mask> began his career at the age of 11. He signed a professional contract with the club at the age of 19 after progressing through the club's academy. <mask> joined Leek Town on a two-month loan in November of 2003 He made his debut in the club's victory over Lincoln United.On December 26, 2003 <mask> scored his first goal in senior football. He played 10 times and scored two goals. After returning to his hometown of Crewe, <mask> was sent out again, this time to join a team in the Northern premier league. On January 31, 2004, he made his debut. His first goal came in a 2–0 home victory over Alfreton Town on 6 March 2004, and he scored three goals before the end of the 2003– 2004 season. <mask> played his first full 90 minutes for the club in the 2–1 friendly win against Everton, after impressing for the club in several pre-season games. Neil Baker said "<mask>'s a player that I felt could bridge the gap, having worked with him more than the other coaches."The way he dealt with it should give him the belief to keep going. He made his Crewe debut in September 2004, starting in a League Cup match against Sunderland, a game that they won 4–2 in a penalty shoot-out after playing out a 3–3 draw after extra time. He made his Football League debut for Crewe in a 1–0 defeat atPreston North End on 25 September 2004, and made five more appearances before his run was cut short by injury. <mask> joined the club on a loan. <mask> made his debut in a 4–0 loss to Stanley. He joined Chester City on a one-month loan. <mask> did not play for Chester again after he started one game for them in a 5–0 defeat at Carlisle United.<mask> made his second debut for the club in a 2–1 victory away to Forest Green Rovers in March 2006 but was sent off in the 88th-minute for two bookable offenses. He played in 12 games for the club during his second loan spell, which ended in a 1–0 home defeat to Aldershot Town in April 2006). <mask> had not made a first-team appearance for the club since 2004 and was again loaned out ahead of the 2006–07 season, this time to Conference National club Halifax Town. In the club's first game of the 2006–07 season, he played in a 2–0 away defeat to Oxford United. The first goal of the game was scored by him in the 2–1 victory over Cambridge United. <mask> scored once before his loan agreement ended. On January 3, 2007, <mask> joined his hometown club, Northwich Victoria.He signed for the club on a permanent basis after playing in three matches for the club. During the second half of the 2006–07 season, he played a lot. On July 3, 2007, <mask> joined the club for a fee set by a tribunal. He started the first 30 games and played in three more as a substitute. He returned to Northwich Victoria on a one-month loan. He scored his only goal of the season in a match against Stafford Rangers on April 5, 2008, helping Northwich to Conference premier safety towards the end of the season. <mask> rejoined Northwich on a permanent deal after his loan spell, despite making a further appearance for Accrington towards the end of the season.During the 2008–09 season, <mask> played in the centre of Northwich's defence, scoring once in a 3–2 home defeat against Weymouth. During the first three months of the season, he made 20 appearances. After starting for Northwich in a 1–1 draw at Broadhall Way in a match against Stevenage in November 2008, <mask> joined the Hertfordshire club on loan a week after the match. <mask> signed for the club on a permanent basis after impressing Graham Westley during his one-month loan agreement. On January 14, 2009, he scored his first goal for Stevenage in a 2–0 FA Trophy victory. On February 28, 2009, <mask> scored his first league goal for the club in a 2–1 victory away to Altrincham. As a result of finishing in the final play-off place, <mask> continued to play regularly.He scored in the first leg of the semi-final against Cambridge United, but it wasn't enough as they went on to lose 4–3 on aggregate. <mask> won the Player of the Year award at the end of the season. He played in the team's 2–0 victory against York City in the FA Trophy Final on 9 May 2009, as well as starting all seven of the club's successful FA Trophy run. <mask> was named the team captain in May of 2009. Westley stated that <mask> is a natural leader who leads in the best way. He is the obvious choice. On his 50th appearance for the club, <mask> scored his first goal of the season in a 3–1 victory over Salisbury City.The match that secured promotion to the Football League for the first time in the club's history was captained by him. <mask> scored five times from defence. He was named the Conference premier player of the month for April. Stevenage had the best defensive record in the league with 24 goals conceded in 46 matches. The team didn't allow a goal in their last six games and conceded two goals in their last 15 league matches. A new two-year contract was signed by <mask> in May of 2010. <mask> said "there was never any doubt that I wanted to stay here, I love the club and love the fans."The team will be in the Football League. He was one of three defenders named in the Team of the Year. <mask> captained the team in the club's first match in the Football League at the beginning of the 2010–11 season, playing the whole game in a 2–2 home draw with Macclesfield Town. He scored his first goal of the season in Stevenage's 3–0 away victory against Barnet. He took his goal tally for the season to five with two against Macclesfield Town. <mask> scored his sixth goal of the season in the club's 2–2 draw at Stockport County on 9 April 2011. The goal, a half-volley at the back post, gave Stevenage a brief lead in the match.As a result of the club's sixth-place finish, they faced one of <mask>' former employers in the League Two play-off semi-finals. The games were won by a 3–0 aggregate score. He captained the team for the final against Torquay United at Old Trafford on May 28, 2011, and they lost 1–0 to Stevenage. <mask> captained the club to back-to-back promotions, earning them a place in League One for the first time in their history. It was the best defensive record in League Two during the 2010–11 season. In the FA Cup Fourth Round, <mask> played in all five matches, including the club's 3–1 home victory against Newcastle United. <mask> scored six times throughout the season.In the first match of the League One season, <mask> captained the team in a 0–0 draw against Exeter City. He extended his contract with the club on August 26, 2011. <mask> scored his first competitive goal of the season two weeks later. In the fourth minute of the match, <mask> headed in Michael Bostwick's shot to give Stevenage the lead. His second goal of the season came in the club's exit from the Football League Trophy on 4 October, with <mask> scoring a 20-yard volley in injury-time to take the game to penalties, which Stevenage subsequently lost 4–3. He said the volley was the best goal of his career. <mask> was made player-manager for the away match against Rochdale on January 14, 2012 after Graham Westley left the club.The appointment of Gary Smith allowed <mask> to concentrate on the playing side of the game, even though he remained in the position for two more matches. He scored in successive games towards the latter stages of the season, as well as the fifth goal in the club's 6–0 away victory against Yeovil Town on April 14, 2012. <mask> scored seven goals from defence, but the club lost out in the play-off semi-finals. The furthest the club had reached in the FA Cup was the Fifth Round, with <mask> playing in all six cup matches, including two against Spurs. At the end of the season, he won the Player of the Year award for the second time. In the summer of 2012 Stevenage stated that they had rejected several bids for <mask>, along with fellow centre-back Jon Ashton, from League One club Doncaster Rovers. He captained the team in the first game of the 2012–13 season, scoring the third goal in a 3–1 victory against Wimbledon in the League Cup.After the game, Stevenage released a statement saying they wouldn't be selling <mask> during the season. <mask> scored his first league goal of the season just before half-time in Stevenage's 5–1 defeat to Sheffield United at Bramall Lane. <mask> was nominated for the Player in the Community award by the Football League due to his work in the local community over the past few years. <mask> is a credit to the football club and his day to day work and support of the community scheme and the club's community work is due recognition. While the club searched for a new manager, <mask> was once again appointed as the club's interim manager. He was in charge of the team for the televised away match against Tranmere. The team had to play with 10 men for most of the match after Miguel Comminges was sent off in the 1–1 away draw with Crawley Town.In what was his last match in charge, <mask> stated he was proud of the phenomenal performance, and that "the attitude, the way the guys reacted to the adversity we faced was probably something I haven't seen all season, to that level anyway". <mask> was able to concentrate on his playing role after Graham Westley was re-appointed as manager of the club. He scored four goals during the season. During his four-and-a-half-year spell at Stevenage, <mask> made 239 appearances in all competitions, an appearance record that places him sixth on the club's all-time appearance list and he scored 27 goals. <mask> signed for the League Two club on a free transfer after rejecting the club's offer of a new contract. <mask> stated that he was impressed with the club from the beginning. After seeing the plans and hearing the chairman's vision, I jumped at the chance to join.<mask> was named as the club's new captain before the start of the season. The first League Two goal of the new season was scored by him six minutes into his debut for Fleetwood. The club competed in the League Two play-offs after finishing fourth in League Two. <mask> played in all three matches, with the team keeping three consecutive clean sheets, as they won promotion to League One for the first time in the club's history. <mask> scored three goals in his first season with the club. He played a peripheral role for the club's first season in League One, and only appeared in one match in the first two months of the season. <mask> made his first league appearance of the season on October 4th, playing the whole match as Fleetwood secured a 1–0 win against Port Vale at Highbury Stadium.He was a regular in the starting line-up for the rest of the season after playing the whole 90 minutes in a 1–0 away win at Yeovil Town. He scored in an away victory at Rochdale a year ago, scoring from a Stephen Dobbie free-kick in a 2–0 win. <mask> scored the second goal in the 2–1 victory against Port Vale on 3 May 2015, after David Ball centred Josh Morris' cross, on the final day of the regular season. The game was <mask>' last for the club as they consolidated their place in League One. He played for the club for two years and scored six times. <mask> was one of 14 first team players to be released by the club in May 2015, with Graham Alexander stating the club's "drive had shifted to focus on youth development". <mask> signed a two-year deal with Cambridge United on May 25, 2015.He was named as the club's captain, a position he had previously held. <mask> made his debut for Cambridge on the opening day of the 2015–16 season, playing the full 90 minutes as Cambridge defeated Newport County 3–0 at the Abbey Stadium. He scored his first goal for the club in a 2–2 draw at York City on 3 October 2015, scoring from close range as Cambridge fought back from two goals down to earn a point. <mask> was sent-off for violent conduct in Cambridge's loss to Pompey. He was a regular starter for Cambridge until the end of January 2016 when he was dropped ahead of an away match. "I've spoken to <mask> and he's accepted it as a man," said Derry. He'll respond in the right way because he's a leader.He scored twice in 34 appearances for Cambridge in his first season. Cambridge earned their first victory of the season, 2–1 away at Newport County, when <mask> made his first start a month into the new season. He scored the only goal of the game after 65 minutes in a 1–0 win against Yeovil Town. Cambridge moved off the bottom of the table. After an upturn in form for the team, <mask> was a regular in the starting line-up in the centre of defence for the rest of the season. He scored his second goal of the season with a 92nd-minute equaliser in an eventual 4–2 extra-time FA Cup victory at Dover Athletic on 17 November 2016 with <mask> playing all four FA Cup games as Cambridge progressed to the Third Round. His third goal of the season was a 93rd-minute winning goal in a 3–2 victory over Newport County in February 2017, scoring from a rebound in a game Cambridge had trailed by two goals.<mask> played 31 games in the season, scoring three times. <mask> was placed on the transfer-list with a year remaining on his contract after Cambridge announced their released and retained list at the end of the season. <mask>' contract with the club was canceled by mutual consent in August of last year, after he had made no appearances for Cambridge in the opening weeks of the season. On the same day as his departure from Cambridge was announced, <mask> signed for another League Two club. He made his debut for Forest Green in a 5–1 away defeat to Colchester United. <mask> did not play in the first team for Forest Green from the start of the season until January, when he made his last appearance for the club in a 2–0 defeat to Yeovil Town in the Football League Trophy. <mask> left Forest Green after not playing first-team football for four months.He made 20 appearances for Forest Green. <mask> joined the club on a free transfer. The club's opening league match of the season was a 2–0 home defeat to Farsley Celtic. In what turned out to be their first victory of the season, <mask> was appointed as club captain ahead of the next fixture away at Lancaster City. He scored his first goal for the club in a 3–3 draw. <mask> played a large part in the third place finish in the Northern Premier Division. He played in all of the club's three play-off games, winning the Northern Premier Division play-offs before losing 3–2 to King's Lynn Town in the step three super play-off final on 11 May 2019.<mask> scored twice during the season. He signed a one-year extension with the company. <mask> played in both the 2019–20 and 2020–21 seasons, but both campaigns were cut short due to the COVID-19 epidemic. In each of the last two seasons, the Wolves were in third and fourth place in the league. He signed a new one-year contract in July of 2021. <mask> has been deployed in central defence throughout his career. His leadership skills have been highlighted as one of his main strengths.<mask> has been described as a goal scoring threat from set-pieces, having scored the majority of his goals from attacking free kick and corner kick set-pieces. <mask> studied broadcasting and sports writing at the university. After graduating from university, he continued his studies, obtaining two further qualifications at the Sports Business Institute. <mask> has stated that he is interested in what goes on behind the scenes in football and that he gained his ACGP accreditation after completing a corporate governance programme. He received a masters degree in business administration from the University of Salford in 2020. <mask> is a mentor for first-year apprentices at six professional clubs. Career statistics B.There are appearances and goals in the English Football League play-offs. The winner of the Conference premier and League two play-offs went on to win the FA trophy. The players are from Leek Town F.C. The players are from the F.C. The players are from Southport F.C. The players are from Chester City F.C. The players are from Halifax Town A.F.C.The players are from Northwich Victoria F.C. The players are from Stanley F.C. The players are from F.C. The players are from Fleetwood Town F.C. The players of United F.C. are from Cambridge. The players are from Forest Green. The players are from Warrington Town F.C.Football managers and players from the English Football League. The managers of the English Football League.

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texts: He was a German mathematician, theoretical physicist and philosopher. He was associated with the University of Gttingen tradition of mathematics and spent most of his working life in Zrich, Switzerland. His research has had a big impact on both theoretical physics and purely mathematical disciplines. He was an important member of the Institute for Advanced Study and one of the most influential mathematicians of the twentieth century. <mask> published works on space, time, matter, philosophy, logic, symmetry and the history of mathematics. He was one of the first to combine general relativity with the laws of electromagnetism. <mask> came as close as anyone to the universalism of Henri Poincaré or Hilbert.According to Michael Atiyah, whenever he looked at a mathematical topic, he found that <mask> had preceded him. In Germany, <mask> was born in Elmshorn and attended the Gymnasium Christianeum in Altona. His mother, <mask>, came from a wealthy family. He studied mathematics and physics in Gttingen from 1904 to 1908. He received his doctorate from the University of Gttingen under the supervision of David Hilbert. <mask> married Friederike Helene Joseph who went by the name "Hella" in September 1913. Dr. Bruno Joseph was a physician who held the position of Sanittsrat in Germany.She was a philosopher and translator of Spanish literature into German and English. It was through her close relationship with Husserl that <mask> was influenced by his thought. Both of the Weyl sons were born in Zrich, Switzerland. On September 5, 1948, she died in New Jersey. On September 9, 1948, a memorial service was held in her honor. Oswald Veblen and Richard Courant spoke at her memorial service. Ellen Br was the widow of professor Richard Josef Br, who died in 1940.After taking a teaching post for a few years, <mask> left Gttingen in 1913 for Zrich to take the chair of mathematics at the ETH Zrich, where he was a colleague of Albert Einstein, who was working out the details of the theory of general relativity. <mask> became interested in mathematical physics because of Einstein. <mask> met a theoretical physicist at the University of Zrich in 1921. They were going to be friends over time. While Anny was helping raise the illegitimate daughter of Erwin's daughter, <mask> was having a childless love affair with the wife of the man. An Invited Speaker of the ICM in 1936 was <mask>, who was a Plenary Speaker of the ICM in 1928. He was a fellow of the American Physical Society and a member of the National Academy of Sciences.He wrote a paper with Howard P. Robertson on a problem in the theory of groups arising in the foundations of infinitesimal geometry. When the Nazis took power in 1933, <mask> left Zrich to become Gttingen's successor. He was offered a faculty position at the Institute for Advanced Study in New Jersey, but he didn't want to leave his homeland. As the political situation in Germany deteriorated, he changed his mind and accepted the position again. He retired in 1951. He died of a heart attack while living in Zrich with his second wife Ellen. <mask> was cremated in Zrich in 1955.His ashes were kept in private until 1999, when they were placed in an outdoor vault in the Princeton Cemetery. <mask>'s remains are next to his father's in the same vault. <mask> was a pantheist. <mask> published ber die asymptotische Verteilung der Eigenwerte (On the asymptotic distribution of eigenvalues) in 1911, in which he proved that the Laplacian's eigenvalues are distributed according to the compact domain. A new proof was suggested in 1912. <mask> formulated the <mask> conjecture after considering the elasticity system. An important domain of modern analysis was started by these works.The concept of a Riemann surface was given a unified treatment by <mask> in 1913. In order to make Riemann surface theory more rigorous, <mask> used a model followed by later work on manifolds. L. E. J. Brouwer's work was absorbed by him. <mask>, a major figure in the Gttingen school, was fully apprised of Einstein's work from its early days. He wrote about the development of relativity physics in his 4th edition in 1922. He gave the first example of a gauge theory in 1918. <mask>'s gauge theory was an unsuccessful attempt to model spacetime's properties.It is important to understand the nature of conformal geometry with the help of the Weyl tensor. The vierbein concept was introduced into general relativity by <mask> in 1929. His approach to physics was based on the phenomenological philosophy of Edmund Husserl. The Allgemeine Einfhrung in die reine Phnomenologie is an idea of a Pure Phenomenology. The general introduction is the first book. The sense of mathematical and other structures was being investigated by Husserl after he reacted strongly to the criticism of his first work on the philosophy of arithmetic. The theory of compact groups was developed by <mask>.He proved a fundamental character formula in the Lie group case. He put on a group-theoretic basis the symmetry structure of quantum mechanics. This also included spinors. Thanks to John von Neumann, this gave the treatment a familiar feel since about 1930. The Heisenberg group was streamlined in the 1927 Weyl quantization, the best bridge between classical and quantum physics to date. Lie groups and Lie algebras became a mainstream part of pure mathematics and theoretical physics thanks to <mask>'s expositions. His book reconsidered invariant theory.Symmetric groups, general linear groups, orthogonal groups, and symplectic groups were covered. <mask>'s criterion for uniform distribution mod 1 was a fundamental step in analytic number theory. The work was applied to the Zeta function. Many others developed it. The logic of predicative analysis was developed using the lower levels of the ramified theory of types. He avoided using the axiom of choice and proof by contradiction, but he was able to develop most of classical calculus. The radical constructivism of the German romantic, subjective idealist Fichte was appealed to by <mask>.After publishing The Continuum, <mask> shifted his position to the intuitionism of Brouwer. The constructible points exist as separate entities in The Continuum. <mask> wanted a continuum that was not a collection of points. He wrote an article for himself and L. E. J. Brouwer. The original works of Brouwer were more influential in propagating intuitionistic views. George Plya and <mask> made a bet regarding the future direction of mathematics. <mask> predicted that mathematicians would come to realize the total vagueness of notions such as real numbers, sets, and countability, and that asking about the truth or falsity of the least upper bound property of the real numbers was as meaningful as asking.Answering such a question would be pointless and unrelated to experience. Critics have always said that Brouwer's intuitionism put too much restrictions on mathematics. The "Crisis" article disturbed <mask>'s formalist teacher, but later in the 1920s weyl reconciled his position with that of Hilbert. <mask> decided that mathematical intuitionism was not compatible with his enthusiasm for the phenomenological philosophy of Husserl. In the last decades of his life, <mask> emphasized mathematics as "symbolic construction" and moved to a position closer to that of Hilbert. <mask> wrote only brief articles and passages about this position. <mask> was not a fan of intuitionism and wrote about it in 1949.He succeeds in developing the beginnings of analysis in a natural way, all the time preserving the contact with intuition much more closely than had been done before. It can't be denied that the inapplicability of the simple laws of classical logic results in an almost unbearable awkwardness. The mathematician watches with pain the larger part of his edifice which he believed to be built of concrete blocks. "It seems to me a pity that <mask> did not live to see the emergence of smooth infinitesimal analysis, a mathematical framework within which his vision of a true continuum, not "synthesized" from elements, is," says John L Bell. Although the underlying logic of smooth infinitesimal analysis is intuitionistic, mathematics developed within avoids the "unbearable awkwardness" to which <mask> refers. The <mask> equation was proposed in 1929. Massless fermions are described in this equation.A normal Dirac fermion could be split into two Weyl fermions. Neutrinos were thought to be Weyl fermions, but they are now known to have mass. For electronics applications weyl fermions are sought after. In 2015, quasiparticles that behave as Weyl fermions were discovered in a form of crystals known as Weyl semimetals. The question for the ultimate foundations and the ultimate meaning of mathematics remains open, we don't know which direction it will find its final solution or whether a final objective answer can be expected at all. "Mathematizing" may be a creative activity of man, like language or music, whose historical decisions defy complete objective rationalization. The angel of topology and the devil of abstract algebra are fighting for the soul of each mathematical domain.If you have to do with a structure-endowed entity, you should try to determine its group of automorphisms. You can expect to learn a lot about the constitution of S in this way. The Symmetry Univ. is located in Princeton. The 1952 Bibliography was published by the Press. ber die asymptotische Verteilung der Eigenwerte. In 1913. 2d 1955 is the date of the Die Idee der Riemannschen Flche.There is a concept of a Riemann surface. There is a person named Addison–Wesley. The year 1918. The Kontinuum is trans. A critical examination of the foundation of analysis was done in 1987. The year 1918. It's Raum, it's Zeit, it's Materie.5 edns. To 1922 ed. The notes were written by Jrgen Ehlers. 4th edn. Space Time Matter was founded by Henry Brose. 1923. The analysis of the problems.1924. Was it Materie? 1925. It was reported in thepubl. The ed. was published in 1988. K. Chandrasekharan is a mathematician. 1927.The Mathematik und Naturwissenschaft has a 2d edn. 1949. There is a philosophy of mathematics and natural science. There is a new introduction by Frank Wilczek. The year 1928. The gruppentheorie and the quantenmechanik are related. transl.The theory of groups and quantum mechanics was written by H. P. Robertson. 1950 Dover. 1929. "Elektron und Gravitation I" was published in the Physik. The introduction of the vierbein in 1933. The Open World is located at Yale. Oxbow Press was published in 1934.Pennsylvania Press has a book called Mind and Nature U. 1934. Ann said "On generalized Riemann matrices." There's a lot of math. 35: 400–465. 1935. There is a theory of invariants.1935. The structure and representation of groups. 1940. There is a theory of numbers. The University of Princeton in 1998. Press. The text of the lecture was published in 1952.Symmetry. The University Press of Princeton. Gesammelte Abhandlungen was written in 1968. The fourth volume of the book. Springer. The topics named after <mask> Majorana–Weyl spinor Peter–Weyl theorem Schur–Weyl duality and Weyl equation are examples. The lectures were delivered by K. Chandrasekharan, <mask>, R. Penrose, and A. Borel.The ed., EXACT Sciences and their Philosophical Foundations, was written by Wolfgang et al. Paris: Peter Lang 1988, Ivor Grattan- Guinness, 2000. The search for mathematical roots began in 1870. The University of Princeton. Press. The Emergence of the Theory of Lie Groups was published in 2000. In connection with the Weyl–Plya bet, a copy of the original letter together with some background can be found.Springer-Verlag New York, New York, N.Y., is the publisher of the book. "Physics, Life, and Contingency: Born, Schrdinger, and Weyl in Exile." Forced Migration and Scientific Change: Emigré German-speaking Scientists and Scholars after 1933 was written by Mitchell G. Ash and Alfons Sllner. 48–70. Bell is a member of the National Academy of Sciences. The Significance of <mask>'s das Kontinuum can be found on the website.

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